[Bug 2154514] Review Request: hare - The Hare programming language

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--- Comment #14 from Mike Rochefort <mroche@xxxxxxxxxx> ---
> I solved the cross-compiling configuration and dependencies with Lua macros

I have this fixed in my unpushed spec, but not using Lua. I don't think
cross-compiling toolchains need to be installed by default or even as a
recommends, so I have an optional -cross-compile-gnu subpackage that requires
binutils and gcc for the correct non-native architectures.

The reason for the -gnu suffix is in the even that it is possible to use the
llvm and clang utilities as a runtime override, then I'm giving it space to
have a -cross-compile-llvm subpackage without needing to do any
provides/obsoletes.

The config itself is still dynamically generated rather than having multiple
architecture configs to select from, but it produces the correct output now.


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